Episode 3 The National Lottery: In It to Win It

It is the National Lottery In It To Win It tonight, with a Lotto

rollover or. People watching on Freeview and Sky can play along.

Now here is your host, Dale Winton! Thank you. What a welcome! Good

evening and welcome to the National Lottery In It To Win It. It is so

good to see you. Think about this - within the hour, your life could

change forever. You could win a fortune. In the studio, I have up

to �100,000 just waiting to be won by our five players. They are:

Jamieson. Lucy! Denilson. Karisha. And Andy!

They are sitting over there now, but they need to be here in

Winners' Row for that chance to grab some cash. I wish you all luck.

You'll have your own colour. Here is where we find out who will play

first. It is Lucy! Come and make some money. Lucy is a 28-year-old

call-centre operator from Keynsham, near Bristol. Is it terrifying? Yes.

But it is the best, first chair. You need to stay here for the whole

show. When the class and goes, you have a chance at some of that cash.

He wrote is with you for support? My fiancee and my mum. He is cute!

How long have you been together? Six years. Why so long? We have two

children, so we have been deciding to get married. And this is what I

want the money for, to pay for the wedding. What if you win 50?

will put a deposit down on a house. I would love a garden for our girls.

My oldest would like a puppy. It said to get a deposit on a house

would be fantastic. You join me in Winners' Row with not a cent in

there, which means that every question is worth five grand. Get

it up as high as you can. But if you give me a wrong answer, it is

the Red Area. You then end up back where you started after that. They

love your company over there. Are you ready? Yes. Here is your first

I think I know this answer, because it is Coco Chanel and Yves Saint

Laurent. So my answer is Christian. Shall I accept that? I think you

like this question. If that is right, we will have five and in.

Yes! Here is where we can naked It is horse racing. Very quick!

am pretty sure. Am I to accept Horseracing? Yes. I have accepted

it. But it is right, 10 grand. You The third question makes it 15

I really am not sure. I thought it you would have liked this. Take

I am going to guess Kylie Minogue. Shall I take that as your answer?

Yes. If that is right, another five grand. Yeah! It is a good CD. Here

is where we can make it �20,000. I Once again, I do not know the

It is between Whitby and Lowestoft. I would guess Whitby. Shall I take

Good! You are on a bit of a role here. I can't believe it. This

I remember when the film came out, and I saw him being interviewed.

Take your time. I am guessing between Bill Shankly and Brian

Clough. I will guest Brian Clough. Shall I take that as your answer?

OK. This would make it �30,000. This has become very grown-up all

I am not musical at all, and once again I have not got a clue. Is a

I do not know what and no bogeys. I will go for cello, because I think

a cello is quite big. You go with whatever you want. It is just a

stab in the dark. Hopefully, my luck will continue. Shall I take

The Glass is half full, which means you are halfway back here already,

but for now, please make your way to the Red Area. So, Lucy has done

well. She put all that cash in. One of the other players may have the

chance to grab some of it and take It is Andy. Come and make some

money! Andy is a 27-year-old health adviser and trainer from Aylesbury

in Buckinghamshire. You have come here with a dream. When you were

getting here, you were thinking, I wonder how much bail will write a

cheque for. How much do you want? As much as possible. But I would

like about �40,000. What do you want to do? I want a job change. I

want to help more people and become a children's nurse. I want to

become a paediatric nurse. That is a wonderful vocation to have. What

about a little treat as well? I am a bit of a snowboarder. I also

like my summer holidays. So I would go on a snowboarding holiday and

then go to the beach as well. have you got with you? My wonderful

friends, Stephanie and Jo. They look fun to go out with on a Friday

night. At the moment, you can relax. Lucy got the answer wrong. I have

to get her out of the Red Area and alongside you. I will be back with

your first question in a moment. Lucy, you have done so well. You

have already put 25 grand in, which means you will sail through this.

The only difference between that area and this area - not multiple-

choice. I will give you a question and I need a full answer. If you

find the right answer, you go back to Winners' Row. If not, they would

I will just guess and Save the Queen Elizabeth. Would you like me

to take that as your answer? would. I know it will not be right.

But it is better than saying pass. I agree with you there. If that is

the right answer, you are back in Winners' Row. If not, you are going

Have you heard of it? Yes, but I would never have guessed it.

that makes you feel better. Yes, and I am happy to have put money in

the fund. You will be back, but for Here is where you can make it 30

I think I know the answer. I will go for Isle of Man. Is that what

you wish me to take? Yeah, Isle of It is a bit of a tough question. It

is going to be a complete guess. I will go for bones. Am I to accept

It is hair! For now, and it is only for now, please make your way to

the Red Area. Once again, it is all empty in

Winners' Row. Four in the waiting area, one is about to join me,

let's find out who it is going to It is pink, it is Jamieson! He is a

36 year-old customer service trainer from Preston.

How is it going for you? Better now, thank you! You were very patient

over there. Who is with you? beautiful wife and my father.

are looking good. I bet you were thinking it would never happen for

you? Definitely, you get that impression. Plenty of time to play

for. 30 grand in the prize fund, how much do you want? �25,000,

definitely. What is the shopping list? It is to put away, our two

children are quite young, 10 and 12, at the age they will be in a

cupboard years time, I will take them to Australia for either a six-

week holiday, or if I could get them out of school, for 12 months.

Have you been? I have. Is it fabulous? Beautiful, amazing.

wish you luck with that. You don't have to wants to question, you are

only here while I get him out of their back into winners role. Your

Red Area question is not mortarboard choice. I wish you luck.

Are you ready? Here is your Right. I need a full answer.

think it is the lead singer of Coldplay, I will go for Chris, or

Christopher, Martin. What would you like me to accept? Chris Martin,

please? If that is right, you're That you come! -- back you come!

Are you ready for your first question? I wish you the best of

luck. We could make this 40 grand OK. I am not quite sure. I will

have a think. I remember her way back when I did history, I remember

a stone that was taken to England or repatriated back. I think I will

give the answer Scotland. Would you like me to accept that? Please.

If you give me the correct answer, we will have 40 ground in the prize

fund, only two on Winners' Row, so if the klaxon when she would be

playing for 20 grand apiece. -- if the Clarkson went, you would be

I thought you would like this. like music, but I am more of a

dance, pop music fan. You would have liked the Kylie Minogue

question! Right. I know Elbow and News. I think it is not News, and I

don't think it will be blur, so I will go for the middle one,

hopefully it is a lucky Elbow. hoping it is right. It will mean

Jamieson, we can make and 45 grand. I don't think it is the first one.

I think both harpies and muses were women, I don't know whether they

were part women or not. I think the muses were all woman - they were

all women! So I will go for harpies! Please accept that. I have

accepted it. If that is right, 45 If we manage to get this one right,

we will have 50 grand, it will be 25 grand apiece to play for. Very

good. However, I hope you like the Let's work this one out. I think I

know the answer. I will just go with my gut feeling, I will go for

the middle one, lactic acid. Am I to take that as you answer? Yes,

please. If that is right, we have You guys are on a roll! I am liking

this a lot. Here is where we could Right. I don't know. I will see if

I can work this out. For some reason I do not think it is Keats,

I don't know why. I think Byron was a Romantic poet. So I'm going to

take a stab in the dark can say Byron. Would you like me to accept

that? Please. If it is Byron, we are on our way to 60 ground. I am

hoping it is pylon. Yes! -- I am -- Byron. I would love to see a

Gosh, history, my worst subject. Right. I think I will go for the

middle one again, Dale, Francis Drake. Would you like me to take

Walter Raleigh. Listen, you have been in the Red Area and made it

back, you can do it again. Please make your way to the Red Area.

Well, those three are smiling, because they know one of them is

about to join me here on Winners' It is white, it is Dennison.

Dennison is retired, he is 68 and from Belfast.

You are what I would describe as dapper, dapper, dapper. You don't

look bad yourself. I love the way this matches and co-ordinates, very

smart. Who is with you for support? My sister Shirley and my good

friend, Marie. How much do you want? I don't want to be greedy,

30,000 might be nice. There is 55 already, which is good. I always

think when people come to the show, they must bring before hand, if I

win this, this is what I will buy. I will probably do two main things,

I have recently retired and my garden needs a complete makeover, I

would like a designer. And last year my first great-niece was born,

so I would like to put something in her bank book to start her off.

That is a very good reason. You don't even have to answer a

question yet, you are only here because Andy got one wrong, so I

need to get him back on winners role. We have been here before. It

was not a problem last time. Hopefully not this time. Let it not

be a problem this time. Are you Right. I think I like this question.

I know he represented Great Britain, but he was born in Canada. I am

going to go for Canada, please, Greg... Dale! You can call me what

you like, on a Friday night I answer to Joyce! What am I to take?

Canada, Prius, Dale! If it is right, you are back. Yes! You knew that

Let's make it 70 grand in this Well, now, I am not terribly good

at geography, but it is not Durban. It could be Cape Town or

Johannesburg. I think I will go for... Cape Town. Would you like me

to accept that? Yes. If that is right, we will have another five

grand. Johannesburg. I am sorry, please make your way to the Red

Girls, one of you is moments away from joining me. Not until you have

put five grand in. Here is your I know it! I know it! Before we

reveal the answers, who are you hoping to see? I want to see Liam

I almost don't need to ask you? Tell me anyway. Ralph Fiennes

played his brother in the movie, Sean Bean I do nothing is in it,

Liam Neeson played that character. -- Sean Bean, I do not think it is

in it. You are confident that is If the klaxon went now, you would

Right. I should get this right. I am going to go for 98, I think it

was France 98, I think they played Brazil in the first game. I will go

for 1998. Am I to take that as you OK, girls, one of you is about to

join me in Winners' Row. Let's find It is yellow, Karisha! At least,

Karisha makes it over. She is 33, from Croydon, and an IT account

manager. You look lovely, come and sit down. Everyone has had to go so

far tonight. I bet you were thinking, I will be the one left

out. Yes, I was feeling down, but happy now. I have got my sister and

my nephew with me. Lovely to see them. How much do you want? I would

have liked 100,000... If LAUGHTER. We are not far-off. Realistically,

maybe 50,000. What would you do? Start my own beauticians business.

Lovely. What about a treat? You might as well have a little treat?

Lots of shopping trips. Shoes, bags. Is it any different with the girls?

You are only here because Dennison got the question wrong, we need to

Denison, it is one question, not I know this. And I know the play is

Pygmalion. The musical is My Fair Lady. That is my answer. If he is

right, it is back in Winners' Row. Time to get that prize fund up.

That sound means only one thing. 65 ground is frozen. Each of you is

looking at a minimum of �16,250, if you each give me the answer to one

more question. However, Lucy, I am devastated, because when I look at

that 65 grand, I know you put 25 grand in. It does not matter.

RAC sweetheart. You have been lovely. I have to say good night.

You are a lucky girl. I know. came in just under the wire, which

means you can relax for a moment. You are only one question away from

me writing your cheque. So enjoy the next few minutes. I will be

back shortly. OK. They are going to wait what

seems like forever, but I will be back with their questions. Now it

is your turn to be a winner. Let's go to Lottery HQ for the first of

It is ninth July, and we are live from Lottery HQ with the Lotto

rollover and your Saturday night host, Jenni Falconer. Welcome to

all of you. A couple of treats in store. Not only do we have a Lotto

rollover, but I will also be joined later by the one and only Mr Peter

Andre. Now it is time to see if half a million pounds is coming

Alan, over to you. * up the Julie Morrissey is hour draw master

tonight and Graham Nutman is our independent adjudicator. Excalibur

was chosen today by Adrian from Watford. Last night, over 91,000

tickets won a prize. Congratulations if you were one of

I hope this is the number you need to win that half a million pounds

When we come back, Peter Andre will be here. He is arriving now at

Lottery HQ. How showbiz is that, in a helicopter! Thank you for lending

him your helicopter, Alan. Least I could do. You could perhaps be

travelling that way if you were to win tonight's rollover jackpot. Now

Welcome back. More draws to follow later. Not long ago, these four

gathered �64,000 in the prize fund. Now they are each looking at a

share of �16,250. They are one question away from that cash.

Karisha! It is your first and last question of the night. It is a bit

I have not read this since I was at school, which was a while ago. The

first thing that came to my mind was Bottom. It is a bit of a guess.

Shall I accept that as your answer? I would love you to be doing the

same. You had a great night tonight. You have put in 20 grand. You have

earned the right to be here. Your I am not sure. For some reason, I

have an idea, but I am not sure if it is right. I do not think it is

ancient Rome or ancient Egypt. So I would take a wild shot in the dark

and say ancient Greece. Shall I accept that as your answer? Please.

If you are right, like Karisha, you Sorry. It is all right. It has been

Karisha, a few moments ago I promised you a cheque for a shade

over �16,000. Now you are going home with a minimum of �21,666.

Will it go up any further, or will you go home with 21 grand as well?

And the, you have been brilliant tonight. I hope you like your last

Gosh. I am trying to sing it out in my head, but it is just not going

anywhere. I do not know the answer, but I am going to guess at Plan B.

Shall I accept that as your answer? Let me just try to sing it back

again. She said... She said, she Oh! I don't know the answer, but I

am going for Plan B. Go with Plan B. What did she say? You have got me

confused! Hopefully she said Plan B! If it is right, you have got

yourself a minimum of �21,666. Yes! Dennison, either you are going home

with �21,666, or that two youngsters are going home with

�32,500 each. Only you can decide. Well, now, politics. I haven't... I

don't recognise the name at all, but I think I might have known the

deputy of the Conservatives and the Labour. So I am sort of thinking

about Liberal Democrats. Yes, I think it will have to be a guess,

and... Hope it is the right one. Yes, Dale, I'll go for Liberal

Democrats. Would you like me to accept that? I would, please.

Locked in, accepted, a done deal. That is worth, to you, �21,666. Is

it right? Yes! That's good. Well done. Which means your work is

done! I have one more job, I have to write the cheques. I will be

back very soon. OK. Another great night on In It To Win It, but it is

not nearly over. You are moments away from winning your own fortune,

so although we go to Lottery HQ for the rest of tonight's draws. --

Welcome back. Peter Andre has made it into the studio. How are you?

You look amazing! Is it is in there! Lovely to have you here, you

are very busy, you are single, Your kicks, your TV shows. Things are

very good, I am glad I have the chance to do these dozen things, it

is amazing. A you have also got a single out at the moment that you

co-wrote with Taio Cruz and Guy Chambers. It is madness at the

moment. Shall we listen? Perfect Night.

# Want to hold you tight a than any one.

# When you shine your light and me, it is brighter than the morning sun.

# I want to take you high and show you.

# Dinner with a candle and music and fireworks.

# If you give me this chance, we can have the perfect night.

We have been bombarded with questions from your face big fans,

are you ready? Vikki Stevens asks, in your career, what is your

favourite song? Perfect Night, of course, written by Guy Chambers and

Taio Cruz. Sarah Gunter says imagine you are stranded on a

desert island, you can take one person and one item? Jenni Falconer,

pre-marriage... Item... No idea. Linda Bilkey says what do you do to

relax? Chocolate, popcorn - together, great mix. A little bit

of butterscotch. And a movie. Smart says if you had not made it,

what would your job be? My dad wanted me to be an architect, so

maybe that. It is Roxy Ali's birthday tomorrow, could you wish

her a happy birthday? Roxy Ali, Happy birthday tomorrow, I hope you

have a wonderful day, you deserve to be happy. Don't go anywhere, it

is time for the life Lotto rollover draw. -- the live a Lotto rollover

drawer. What is in the jackpot? million. Very, very nice. Get the

balls rolling. Release the rollover balls, Julie. We are using Arthur

and set of balls number seven, thanks to a drain. Over 207,000

tickets won a prize on Wednesday, six tickets matched with the five

main numbers and the bonus to scoop over �138,000 each. Is Arthur

Apology for the loss of subtitles for 44 seconds

ready? Yes. Peter, spread some luck. The National Lottery has created

over 2600 millionaires since it That's all from Lottery HQ tonight,

thank you, Peter for joining us. Don't forget about Tuesday's

amazing �166 million Euromillions jackpot. You can watch the draw

online from 10pm to see if you have won. If you want to find out more,

head to the website for the details. Myleene Klass is your host on

Wednesday at 10:35pm. The Lotto Plus 5 results are coming up and a

From me, -- for me, the best bit, giving out the deserved Czechs.

Every one of our three Winners' Row players are winning a cheque for

�21,666. Karisha! Have firm in your new business. You deserve it. Well

done. Thank you so much. You surprised me tonight, your

knowledge was so broad. When you started expanding every answer,

which is music to my ears, I thought I would be handing you a

cheque if things were right. Andy, �21,666.

And you, you're, page and all night long. �21,666. Thank you. You did

Our players tonight have been fabulous and they all have their

cheques, so time for me to say good night. Thank you for watching In It